Fourth of July observances and local notices in Corry Journal
The Corry Journal will not publish tomorrow with newsroom reopening at 7 a.m. Friday and business office at 4 p.m. Observers watched the Fourth of July from Lakefront Shoreway near Cleveland where Richard B. Snyder, 41, of Harbor Creek, died in a truck crash. The Chautauqua Lake Association seeks $35,000 for weed control and to pay off a weed cutter. Erie County officials flagged electrical code issues in courthouse wiring and panels. A $40,000 snorkel fire-fighting platform is under review by officials. County barberry funds for 1963 half-year carryover approved. more than 2,000 unspent. Echo satellite visible again with planned September Echo 1 appearance. Local incidents include a man reporting a near collision by a mythic Atolon, and a child with a forehead laceration treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. July office closures and United Fund updates noted. Independence Day at Chautauqua Institution features The Four Freshmen at 7:30 p.m.
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Community Notices And Death Of Luther O. Johnson
The Carry Poat office will be closed for July holiday observance. A district meeting of the Ditrymen's League is set for Friday evening at 4:40 at the McCray Community Hawke. members urged to attend and provide cake. Luther O. Johnson of Wrightsville died at Lawrence F. Flick Hospital Cr 1 aged 40. body to Wrightsville home for viewing. survivor includes daughter Mrs Arden Bull of Columbus. complete obituary to appear in Ir ray's Journal.
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Governor Fires Trustees of Hospital Hasleton State General
Governor Scranton dismissed the entire board of trustees at Hasleton State General Hospital amid a dispute over firing a hospital administrator and a janitor. The Public Welfare Secretary said a Justice Department probe found improper payments to a worker and implied board condone. Remaining trustees pledged to relocate to Hazleton as news of the action broke with no immediate comment.
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Senate passes school reorganization bill heads to House vote
Harrisburg AP reports the compulsory school reorganization measure cleared the Senate 27 to 23 and moves to the House Education Committee for a Tuesday morning vote. GOP opposition centered on amendments carving exemptions for staggered districts, with Scranton administration allies split on the revised plan.
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Lightning Sets Seminary Afire
A storm caused a fire at a seminary disrupting evening meals and access as elevators failed and emergency lighting operated. Nearby, a lightning strike damaged a water treatment plant gauge and a pump serving Oak Hill, but water tanks held enough supply pending repair today.
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Two More I polio Cases Reported in Cumberland County
Two more polio cases, both girls aged six and eleven, were reported in western Cumberland County Tuesday night, bringing the area total to 18 since April 25. The girls, one from Plainfield and one from Shippensburg, were hospitalized, despite recent Sabin oral vaccine doses. Medical authorities continue mass immunization efforts as nine patients have been discharged and over 90,500 people in Cumberland and Perry counties have received the Sabin vaccine since the epidemic began.
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Synthetic track at Meadows Raceway proves effective in rain
Meadows Raceway tested its new synthetic all weather track Tuesday night as heavy rain hit the area. Derry Mitewyn driven by Everett Hobbs completed the mile in 2:07, matching faster times set on a dry Laurel Raceway surface last month. Rain intensified during the race, but the track performed as planned.
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Vendors Strike Settled at Washington Stadium
A 24 month vendor strike at Washington stadium is settled. Fans will pay a nickel more for hot dogs at baseball games as part of the agreement.
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Wallace's stand on integration boosts political stature
Gov. George Wallace grows taller in Alabama politics after his schoolhouse door confrontation over the admittance of three Negro students to the University of Alabama. Despite the ruling, Wallace seeks to leverage the clash to rally support for withholding Alabama’s electoral votes from Kennedy and to push future political aims, including potential Senate bid, while Ta. Gov. James B Atten questions his defiance.
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Negro Singer Weds Pro Athlete in Las Vegas
Blues singer Dinald Washington and Detroit Lions defensive halfback Dick Night Train Lane were married in Las Vegas by a justice of the peace. It was Miss Washington’s sixth marriage and Lane’s second, with the ceremony held yesterday.
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Dry Smokeless Stadium Debate Hits Metropolitan Stadium
Bloomington seeks to renew beer cigarette and bottle club licenses for Metropolitan Stadium as Twins face possible dry smokeless venue in Minneapolis Saint Paul. City council refuses renewal prompting questions about ballpark atmosphere and future concessions.
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